The phrase 'requisite duty' is correct in written English
You can use it when referring to something that is necessary to fulfill a particular role or obligation. For example, "Completing his requisite duty for the day, he was able to enjoy the evening."
If the S.E.C. is right that a friendship can be enough to show the requisite fiduciary duty for insider trading, then it will expand the potential for pursuing cases based only on personal relationships even if the trader did not have any formal connection to the source of the confidential information.
According to an article on the Elder Law Advantages website, the aide will be screened and trained, and the company will take care of requisite administrative duties, such as payroll, taxes and workers' compensation.
She's wearing a twin gorilla printed tank top, pointed studded high tops (model off duty requisite?) and jeans.
In the winter of 1940 41, Sayn-Wittgenstein returned to pilot school and took his Luftwaffe Advanced Pilot's Certificate 2 (Erweiterter Luftwaffen-Flugzeugführerschein 2), also known as 'C2'-Certificate, confirming proficiency for blind-flying, a pre-requisite for night duty, and returned to a combat unit in March 1941.
This apparently angered some of his commanders in VMF-115, and Bolt only completed a requisite six weeks of duty with the wing prior to its next R&R.
Without an amendment, a PCMF performing duties without requisite authorization will be penalized and potentially risk losing its privilege to perform as a PCMF.
Why not give Handel's "Messiah" a break from its onerous duty as the requisite piece for the Christmas season and let "L'Enfance du Christ" take over for a while?
It may be difficult to show Mr. Chiasson, who was the end of a long chain, had the requisite knowledge of the fiduciary duty owed by the original source of the information to Dell.
